Some historic homes make an impression through their grand architecture; others captivate visitors with the craftsmanship and original details that have survived through generations. Built in 1890, this two-story residence in Eldora, Iowa, offers a glimpse of another era, with soaring ceilings, intricate original woodwork, formal living spaces, and a distinctive second-level porch. 1003 Edgington … Read more
Some older homes stand out because of their architectural details, while others capture attention through the possibilities they offer. This early-20th-century Colonial in Detroit’s McDougall-Hunt neighborhood brings together both: a traditional brick exterior, hardwood floors, antique details, and generous living space waiting for someone with a vision. 3128 Elmwood St, Detroit, MI 48207 | Offered … Read more
With its brick exterior, traditional bungalow design, and more than a century of history, this Milwaukee property offers an appealing opportunity for buyers who appreciate older homes and are ready to take on a renovation project. Built in 1911, the residence sits along N Sherman Boulevard in the Washington Park neighborhood and offers 2,305 square … Read more
Some homes offer a finished, modern interior; others present the opportunity to bring an older property back to life. Built in 1904, this farmhouse in Drewryville, Virginia, offers a generous layout, traditional country character, and plenty of possibilities for someone willing to put their own vision into a home with more than a century of … Read more
A grand staircase, elegant formal parlors, original kitchen cabinetry, and eight fireplaces give this remarkable historic residence in Red Springs, North Carolina, a character rarely found in today’s homes. Built in 1903 for local businessman Ben Townsend, the property is being offered for sale for the first time since its construction, according to the listing. … Read more
Not every historic Victorian has survived the passage of more than a century while retaining the ability to make such a memorable impression. Perched at the top of Mount Royal Drive in the Eagle Rock neighborhood of Los Angeles, this remarkable 1888 residence, known as the “Esperanza” House, offers a glimpse into the elaborate architectural … Read more
At 1037 Chartiers Avenue in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania, an 1899 brick Victorian combines original architectural details with a connection to state history. The former home of Catherine Baker Knoll, Pennsylvania’s first female lieutenant governor, is listed for $225,000. The property offers five bedrooms, two full bathrooms, one half bathroom, and 3,345 square feet of advertised … Read more
This 1928 Colonial on Forest Road in West Haven, Connecticut, combines traditional craftsmanship with thoughtful modern updates, offering original hardwood floors, rich woodwork, a sunken living room, and a welcoming outdoor patio. 695 Forest Road, West Haven, Connecticut 06516 | Offered at $599,900 4 Bedrooms | 2 Full Bathrooms + 1 Half Bath | 2,302 … Read more
Some old houses are appealing because of their architectural details. Others capture the imagination because of the land, history, and possibilities that surround them. This remarkable 1880 farmhouse in Livingston Manor, New York, offers all three ingredients for a compelling restoration project. 109 Mary Smith Hill Road, Livingston Manor, New York 12758 | Offered at … Read more